Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-09
The July Magazines.

Quiet Hours, new magazine devoted to
literary, educational and social progress, 8
principal feature of which is Books in
Brief" This number contains George Nc
Donalds novel, Warlock. of Glen Warlock,
told in the briefest yet most comprehensive
manner; thus enabling a reader not only to
gain easily the story but assisting him in
reading the original romance. This is a
home magazine published by two ladies who
have already become known in the eastern
part of the State for literary ability, and the
contents of each number will be valuable
Published at Dexter Maine.
The Magazine of American History contains
an illustrated article by Mrs. Martha J. Lamb
entitled, Henry Laurens in the London
Tower; IAN Account of Picketts Charge
at Gettysburg" by Gen. Arthur F. Devereaux
"Manuscript Sources of American History
by Justin Winsor; Zone Days Work of a
Captain of Dragons" by Gen. P. st. George
Cook U S. A.; 1.-The United States Mail
Service" by John NJ Bishop; "The Biogra-
ply of a River and Harbor Bill" by Albert
Bushnell Hart, M. D.. Journalism Among
and other interesting matter. Published at
No. 743 Broadway, N. Y.
The July North American Review has for
its leading article paper by Henry George
on The New Party: "Why am | Free
Relgionist ?" is answered by Rev o. b.
rockingham Hon George w. Julian, con-
tributes startling facts and figures on the sub
ject of "Land Stealing IN New Mexico;
Dion Boucicault treats 1.-THE Decline and
Fall of the Press" with special reference to
its influence on art and drama; Ignatius
Donnelly concludes his paper, 1.-The Shakes
peare Myth" pointing out the grounds of his
claim for "the Bacon Cipher; johnson.
Grant, Seward, Sumner" are portrayed by
Gideon Welles. according to bis view of them
and their day English Women as a Polti
cal Force" is the subject OF paper by Lady
Borthwick; John C. Wech presents what he
regards as "The Inter State Railway Solvent" ;
1.-The Authorship of the Glacial Theory" is
denied to Agassiz. Prof. Z. b. Evans eN-
plains the matter; Duffield Osborne discusses
"Irsh Aid in the American Revolution" and
affrms that it was wholly on the wrong side.
Published No. 3 East Fourteenth St, New
York.
The contents of Harper's are: "Great
American Industries. VII. A Printed Book"
r. r Bowker; "Phillada," a ballad Cadet
Life at West Point" Charles King, U. S. A. ;
"A Central Soudan Town" Joseph Thorn
son Here and There in the South. 1. Old
aud New" Rebecca Harding Davis; April
Hopes" novel, part vi, William Dean
Howells; Social Studies" second series, III,
"The Future of Corporations" Richard T.
ELY. Pm D. 'Bavos L'Ombre, An Incident
of the War" Grace King; Mexican Notes"
w, "Morelis and Patzcuaro," Charles Dud-
ley Warner; "Narka," a story of Russian
lifa, part VII Kathleen O'Mesra: AUNT
Randy" an chronological sketch, Annie
Trumbull Slosson; Editors Easy Chair "An
Object Lesson" scholarship in Politics"
"Advice to Newspapers" Statues to Emil
nent Men," "a Question of Honorable obi
CATION" Harper Bros. New York.
The Andover Review contains, THE Legal
Status of Religious Organizations in the
Modern State" by Prof John W. Burgess
LII D.; christian Works in Lonoon.-II,
Dissenting Churches. other Movements" by
Rev. Samuel Lane Loomis Truman NJ.
Post, ID. D." by James ID. Merrill, ID. d. !;
mission Work in China" by Rev. Edw ard
A. Lawrence; Judgments of the Visitors
and of the Trustees in the cases of accused
Professors" Miscellany. Houghton, Miffiin
& Co., Boston.
Rev. Geo W. Cushman, ID, contributed
the opening article in the Church Review,
entitled, THE Recent Past from q Southern
Standpoint; Alice Hopkins presents graph
ic sketch of the white Cross Movement"
Rev. Leighton Coleman, S. T. D., discusses
the "Removsl of the Bishops by Mary and
Elizabeth; Rev. W. f. Wilson, M. A., has
an article on Modern Philosophy; Rev
Calbrsith B. Perry, NJ. A contributes
Methods of Work Among the Colored PEG.
pie; Rev. William Stevens Perry continues
| the articles "The Life and Correspondence OF
! Bishop White" and "The First Bishop of
Nova Scotia" and Rev. Henry Mason Baum
1.-The Law of the Church in the United
States" Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston